Republic of Kaijan

First Kaijan War

Kaijan is very different from the rest of Slokais in religion and in culture. Kaijan is home to most of the Muslims in Slokais as well as being less European and more traditionally Slokaisan. And for a long time was often neglected by the Slokaisan government and therefore was known for being poorer than the rest of the islands. The idea of Kaijanese Independence was first addressed in 1893 when Howard Tsai gave a speech during a session of the Kajian Province Assembly. In 1898 the Kaijan Independence Party gained 7 seats in the Kaijan Assembly. Over the years, the party gained power in Kaijan and on the national level. In 1920, a new Governor took over, named Jiang Lee. He was very supportive of independence and pushed for President Alexander Lin to give more power to Kaijan. However, Lin wanted Kaijan to have a tribal council, rather than more power to the provincial government. In 1923, the Tribal Council Act was passed and recognized only 6 tribes of Kaijan. This did not go over well with many Kaijanese who felt like they were not represented. So in 1924 most voters in Kaijan voted for presidential candidate David Livingstone hoping that it would be easier to convince him. However that was not the case and Livingstone actually wanted to boost military presence in the area as a lot of the land had both flat ground and natural harbors, making it ideal for military bases. This led to many workers' strikes at many sugarcane farms, which led to the army being called in to end the unrest. In the ensuing conflict with the army on October 12, 1924, 150 workers were killed and many more injured. The next day Jiang Lee declared independence for Kaijan from the rest of Slokais. Over the next 4 years, many clashes were fought across all over Slokais. In 1930, the Kaijan government in exile was defeated. This conflict came to be known as the First Kaijan War.

Second Kaijan War

The idea of independence for Kaijan was tossed around during the formation of the Federation of Slokais but was thrown out. For the next few decades, the idea was brought up by the independence party a lot, but since they were not very influential it did not gain much traction. However, in 2000 a lot of cities had independence rallies in the more Kaijanese areas of the city. On March 28th, 2007, the Financial Center in New Liverpool was the target of a terrorist attack. Later that day Musa Huang of the New Kajian Republic terrorist organization claimed resbonbillty in a video clip shared with the media. In the video, Huang said that “Until Kaijanese independence is respected, we will go down fighting and take everyone down with us”. Immediately afterward President Sean Khan ordered that the military secure all business areas and transportation hubs in Kaijan. However, this allowed the NKR to come down from the mountains and invade the surrounding villages. The NKR swept across the Western Highlands before the military could react. Over the next year, the army slowly secured the area back. In 2008 the NRK came out of the Mountains and attacked Kaijan City as well as the city of Mauxing. However, Mauxing was fully taken and was used as a base of operations as the NRK slowly pushed North towards Kaijan City. However, they were pushed back into the mountains once again by late 2009. Then NRK continued to carry out terrorist attacks around Slokais until their mountain hideout was taken in 2010. The Second Kaijan War claimed the lives of 50,000 people and had a massive impact on Kaijan. However, in recent years more focus has been given to Kaijan as well as more tribes on the Tribal Council. It also has seen a massive Ecotourism industry develop on the island. Since 2010 the idea of Kaijan independence has mostly died out.

Third Kaijan War

Third Kaijan War On November 20th, 2020 a new independence group from the ashes of the old one called the Kaijan League did a raid on the Provincetown Hotel they also blew up then captured the Tribal Council and the Ambassador to Slokais from Lareal at [[Kaijan City Internatiol Airport] they have also related attacks in Eria and New Liverpool though these may not be conducted by the independence group. A week later, they were given the ransom money and flew their private plane to the mountains from there began their attacks on Kascan Township, within a week 60% of Kascan Township and 20% of Allman Township were under the black and red flag of the Kaijan League. However, a daring raid by special forces captured the leader a few days later, however as revenge they launched an assault on Kascan City. The Battle of Kascan City took place on December 23 and saw heavy losses on both sides and Kaijan League moved back to outside the town.